CURRICULM VITAE	  	  	  	  	  	  	  	  	  	  	  	  	  	  	  Hisaki KENMOCHI
University of Shizuoka (Shziuoka, Japan)
Professor, Department of International languages and Cultures
School of International Relations
Email: hisaki@u-shizuoka-ken.ac.jp
Adress: 52-1 Yada, Suruga-ku, Shizuoka-shi, 422-8526, Japan
Education
1986-1993

Doctor course, Graduate School of History, Sophia University, Tokyo［1988-1992

Doctor course, University of Paris X , Scholarship holder of French government, Resident of ENS, Paris］

1983-1986

Master course, Graduate School of History, Sophia University, Tokyo

1979-1983

Faculty of Literature, Sophia University, Tokyo

Academic Degrees
1989

DEA , University Paris X

1986

MA, Sophia University

1983

BA, Sophia University

Appointments and affiliations
2013

Professor, School of International Relations, University of Shizuoka

2009

Guest professor, ENS Paris

2007

Guest professor, IEP Lille

2003

Associate professor, School of International Relations, University of Shizuoka

1999

Associate professor, Meijo University, Nagoya

1996

Senior Assistant professor, Meijo University

1993

Fellow, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science

Research field
French contemporary history, Historical perceptions
M ajor publications
Books

Horizon of the common history: Europe and Eastern Asia (in Japanese with KOSUGE Nobuko,
BABICZ Lionel), Akashi-shoten, 2009.

Fascism in the memory - the "Cross team of fire" and the French contemporary history (in Japanese),
Kodansha, 2008.

1Book chapters“ The experience of common historical understanding – French-German Textbook”,

Fumitaka,

KUROSAWA, History and Reconciliation, University of Tokyo Press, 2011.
French-American relation”, Fumitaka KUROSAWA, War,“ Paradox and ambivalence: 250 years ofPeace and Human rights, Hara-shobô, 2010.
“ The regime of Vichy and Manchukuo”,

Hideo KOBAYASHI, Manchuria in regard of Today,, Tsuge-shobô-shinsha, 2008.
Journal articles“Possibilities of Common Historical Understanding: The Experiment of the German-French Common
Historiy Textbook” (in Japanese with NISHIYAMA Akiyoshi),

REKISHIGAKU KENKYU, no. 840.

2008.
“ L’affaire du sekaishi au Japon: Un cours d’histoire universelle remise aux oubliettes”, Historiens &Geographes, no. 403. 2008.
“ An American landing on France; Robert Paxton and the French contemporary history” (in Japanese),

REKISHI TO CHIRI, vol. 581, 2005.
“ Fascism, Monarchism and the Young Rights – Thierry Maulnier and the metamorphosis	  of Frenchnationalism – ” (in Japanese), Bulletin of Research Institute of Meijo University,	  no. 4, 2005
TranslationsDaïichiji Sekaïtaïsen: Futsudoku Kyôdôtsûshi (Japanese translation with avec NISHIYAMA Akiyoshi ofLa Grande Guerre: Une histoire franco-allemande of Jean-Jacques Becker and Gerd Krumeich),
Iwanami-shoten, 2012.

Vishiijidai no Furansu—Taidokukyouryoku to Kokuminkakumei 1940-1944 (Japanese translation withWATANABE Kazuyuki of Vichiy France:Old Guard and New Order, 1940-1944 of Robert Paxton),Kashiwa-shobo, 2004.
Lecutures, Symposiums
2014 	  Lecture at University Rennes II	  “Perspective de la reconciliation franco- allemande sur	  	  	 l’histoire: manuels, musées et échanges scientifiques”

2011

Lecture at University Paris-Sorbonne(Paris IV), “Mémoire japonaise face à l’Asie	  d’Est：	  	  	 Evolution de conscience historique à travers les manuels scolaires”

2009 	  Round table at ENS Paris/Science-po Paris, “Manuel d’histoire et enjeux mémoriels, regards	  	  	 croisés (Japon, France, Allemagne, Bresil)

2007 	  Symposium at University Paris I, “ Les maunels scolaires japonais face à l’Asie de	  l’Est”
2006 	  Symposium at Kyôto University, “ Between History and Memory: French fascism as Collective	  	  	 Memory”

2005 	  Symposium at Waseda University, “ France under the german occupation : Between myth of	  	  	 Resistance and crime against humanity”

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